It doesn’t matter how much money you have, where you are from, what color you are, or what your job is, we all have the same amount of...

Our congregation was nominated to participate in a program called Thriving Congregations. When I initially brought up the idea to the...

A Recap from May Spring was definitely in the air on May 10 in Fellowship Hall at the Ladies Spring Gathering Brunch sponsored by the...

After 25 amazing years of service to our congregation, Chris and Tammy McCoy have stepped down as our custodial staff. Which is a huge...

Many questions have been asked about our new permanent bookkeeper, and we’re pleased to announce that we’ve hired Epiphany Bookkeeping,...

Landon Landon is graduating from kindergarten at Anderson Elementary. Landon received the Hawk Award this year for being safe, respectful...

Dear First Christian Church Family, After five blessed years serving as your Youth Director, I wanted to share with you all that I will...

2014 Pastor Thom Gibson was hired as interim minister just before Thanksgiving 2013. He served until July. While he was minister, the...

Outreach Team wants to thank this awesome congregation for their contributions of food during the Lent Donation Food Drive for Needs,...

When the U&I 4 USI Committee first came up with the $202,600 goal for the campaign to help the Unaccompanied Students Initiative organization build a new home that will provide housing for unhoused student mothers and their children, I was very skeptical. After all, I saw the amounts for contributions and other income that FCC received on a monthly basis and wondered how we would ever be able to raise this additional amount.

The art of change and transition is truly an art form. But with it can also come change and transition fatigue. We’ve had a lot of these types of transitions going on recently, and unfortunately and fortunately, even more to come.

Whether you are officially a part of the Christian Women’s Fellowship or not, you can join them in these service projects to reach out with the spirit of giving to others.

Every single person has gifts, talents and abilities the Lord has given us. In addition, every Christian to varying degrees and amounts...

2011 On January 9th, 2011, the 85th Birthday celebration was held. Transitional Regional Minister Jose Morales, Jr. spoke at the worship...

We have been very fortunate to hold the custodial contract at First Christian Church since April 2000, 25 years! We cannot thank everyone...

Since June 2022 the Building Dreams - Transforming Lives committee has been meeting on a regular basis. When, in the beginning,...

In 2021, the theme for the Central Rocky Mountain Region’s regional assembly was “God’s New Thing” and I feel that theme is so apt for us now.

To me undies are a necessity, however, to those who have very little to live on, undies are  forsaken. Let’s fix that. We will be...

In the next few months, we are going to read about Stewardship, and hopefully, we can realize Stewardship is so much more than financial...

In January 2010, a devastating earthquake hit Haiti, killing 200,000 people and leaving 1.5 million homeless.  Christian Borgaard, Pastor Kurt Borgaard’s son, and a 7th grader at Carey Jr. High school, came up with a project asking students and staff to donate $1 each to send to the Red Cross for aid.  This initiative was able to collect more than $2,600 in three days. Christian then extended his idea to the congregation to raise additional money for the Red Cross.